shawnts106
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Sorry just had to , oh well
SO SHORELINNNNNERRR you stated:
IMO (and all my textbooks) the reason why there are fossils of tropical plants in antarctica is because the antarctic continent used to be a part of a land mass called Pangaea I'm sure you've heard of. Yes the earth was most likely warmer at this time but the continent was also at a higher latitude. Explain how there are fossils if the earth is 8k years old? .Sedimentary rocks would not have the time to form And with that...I'm done with this thread.
Yes I have heard of Pangaea, however I do not believe in it, with all that water concentrated into one part the Temp on our planet not to mention the INCREDIBLE STORMS PRODUCED would be to unstable.
you also said, Explain how there are fossils if the earth is 8K years old... EASY!
Here I go:
Fossiles can form quite quickly, for example, and if you need to know where I will have to find it I do not have the reference just off the top of my head... but anyway there was a man who when he was a boy he and his father had chopped a bunch of trees down and was headding back home when it began to rain, well on the way down the hill they hit a back bump which caused some of the logs to fall off and be covered by a mudslide the father then told the boy to just leave them because it was raining, so then 25 years later, how 25million, the boy, all grown up went back up to the mountain there there were fossilized chunks of the logs that had gotten washed out of the dried mud...
Another was when a man at his job had left pallets laying out in a nearby area, there was a bad mudslide and of course it covered the pallets, 50 years later they had reemerged and tada fossilized pallets.
I believe there was a great flood, world wide, and it caused most of the fossils we find today, also made the grand canyon to some extent I think.
Dispite what you may have read fossils do NOT take MILLLLLLLLLIONNNNSSSS of yearrrrssss to make... research it and you WILL find where experiments have been made.
Sedimentary rocks would not have the time to form
Yes, if there was a world wide flood they would have... obveously...., dont believe me still , ok heres a cheap experiment you can do at home, take some garden dirt, sand, rocks and clay and mix it alllll up in a glass of water, then take it and pour it into a bigger jar filled with water and let it sit out in the sun for a few weeks, then come back out there and once the dirt, clay and sand have dried look in the jar and you will plainly see where distinct layers have formed....
dont believe me still? Go ahead test it.. promise it works
any more questions?
SO SHORELINNNNNERRR you stated:
IMO (and all my textbooks) the reason why there are fossils of tropical plants in antarctica is because the antarctic continent used to be a part of a land mass called Pangaea I'm sure you've heard of. Yes the earth was most likely warmer at this time but the continent was also at a higher latitude. Explain how there are fossils if the earth is 8k years old? .Sedimentary rocks would not have the time to form And with that...I'm done with this thread.
Yes I have heard of Pangaea, however I do not believe in it, with all that water concentrated into one part the Temp on our planet not to mention the INCREDIBLE STORMS PRODUCED would be to unstable.
you also said, Explain how there are fossils if the earth is 8K years old... EASY!
Here I go:
Fossiles can form quite quickly, for example, and if you need to know where I will have to find it I do not have the reference just off the top of my head... but anyway there was a man who when he was a boy he and his father had chopped a bunch of trees down and was headding back home when it began to rain, well on the way down the hill they hit a back bump which caused some of the logs to fall off and be covered by a mudslide the father then told the boy to just leave them because it was raining, so then 25 years later, how 25million, the boy, all grown up went back up to the mountain there there were fossilized chunks of the logs that had gotten washed out of the dried mud...
Another was when a man at his job had left pallets laying out in a nearby area, there was a bad mudslide and of course it covered the pallets, 50 years later they had reemerged and tada fossilized pallets.
I believe there was a great flood, world wide, and it caused most of the fossils we find today, also made the grand canyon to some extent I think.
Dispite what you may have read fossils do NOT take MILLLLLLLLLIONNNNSSSS of yearrrrssss to make... research it and you WILL find where experiments have been made.
Sedimentary rocks would not have the time to form
Yes, if there was a world wide flood they would have... obveously...., dont believe me still , ok heres a cheap experiment you can do at home, take some garden dirt, sand, rocks and clay and mix it alllll up in a glass of water, then take it and pour it into a bigger jar filled with water and let it sit out in the sun for a few weeks, then come back out there and once the dirt, clay and sand have dried look in the jar and you will plainly see where distinct layers have formed....
dont believe me still? Go ahead test it.. promise it works
any more questions?